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All of the money raised will be paid to the musicians who partiâ€" cipate in the various concerts. _ Big Band Contest at. Chicago World‘s Fair It is planned to stage a series of 45 concerts in the various . public parks of the city during July and August and to award the official title to the winning band some time in September.. The first concert, accordâ€" ing to the present plan, will be staged in The Daily News Plaza on July 10. In the concert ensemble will be musicians from the Civic Opera, the Chicago Symphony orchestra, the Littleâ€" Symphony, the Chicago theaâ€" ter, the American Opera company and others who have been with Sousa, Arthur â€" Pryor, Creatore, Ferullo, Conway, Armin Hand, Thavieu and other famous band conductors. With thousands of ‘young Ameriâ€" cans .desiring .to. get.. into summer training camps that are too few to hold them all, the government ought to wake up and doâ€" something;â€"â€"Deâ€" troit Free Press. â€" For.s $ The said City of Highland Park hereby offers for sale the said property hereinabove described. ie NOTICE OF SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that on Monday, June 24, 1929, an ordinance was un~nimeusly nassed by the Council of the City of Highland Park authorizing the sale of the house and garage buildings now situated on the following describad property, toâ€"wit: sidered Lot Five {5) in Block Nine (9) in Highland Pirk. a subdivision of part of the East Half ~f the Southwest Quarter of Section 23. Township 48 North, Range 12 East of the Third Principal Meridian, Lake County, Illiâ€" nois The said house and garage are now being used as a dwelling house and garage, and the ownershin of the same rests in the City of Highland Park. p Bids on the sale of said property for cash will be received and considered by the Counâ€" cil of the said City of Highland Park at the regular .m»eting of the Council to be held in the City Hall ‘of the City of Highland Park. Lake County, Illinois, on Monday, ‘the 29th day of July, 1929, at 7:45 o‘clock P. M., at which time the bids will be opened and conâ€" in the event of the accentance by the Council of the bid or bids for said property, the Mayor and City Clerk are directed to execute and deliver to the purchaser a bill of sale under the seal of the City of Highland Park emâ€" bodyin@ the terms and conditions of said ordinance s«t forth. Allâ€" bids «shall be made for cash and shall be a‘cmrjganied by a certified check for Ten Per Cent (10%) of the amount of said bid. All bids shall be sealed and deposited with the City Clerk for presentation to the Counâ€" cil at said mesting. + Said described nroverty will be sold to the hicbest and best bidder therefor for cash. Bids will be received either for the house and garage together or for the house and warage 2s separate units. â€" Bids shall be acceptedl by a threeâ€"fourths vote of the members of the Council of the City of Highland Park. Said ordinance provides that the Council m~v, by a â€"majority vote, reject any and all hids, and it may adjourn consideration of said bids to the noext regular meeting of the said Council. Said ordinance also provides that, BOWEN E. SCHUMACHER, Corporation Counsel. Said ordinance so passed on Monday, June 24, 1929, is on file in the office of the City® Clerkâ€"in the City Hall and is open to public insvection. Dated June 25, 1929. _â€"â€"~~â€"**~* City Clerk V. C. MUSSER, 17â€"20 A very delicious, as well as attracâ€" tive, quick.bread, is made with homeâ€" made candied orange peel. In makâ€" ing the candied peel, do not cook the syrup down so that it is absorbed, but leave enough of the syrup to keep the peel moist. A little of the syrup is used also in the bread. . This may also be used as candied orange peel by draining, allowing to dry a little and rolling in granuâ€" lated sugar. â€" Peel ~may also be chopped fines and used for a â€"sweet sandwich and a little of it is a tasty addition to a fruit salad. â€" E Orange Bread â€"= ... peel. > 4. ; Â¥2 cup candied orange peel. > Mix. as for any quick bread, leavâ€" ing the orange peel in strips and addâ€" ing it last.: Let stand in bread pan 20 minutes before placing in . oven, then bake from 50 minutesâ€"to one hour at 350 degrees. Candied Orange Peel Peel the oranges carefully so that the peel may be cut in long strips. Trim off the white inside membrane andâ€"cut the yellow peel in fine strips with scissors. * Cover with cold, salted water and let stand over nightâ€"not too: much salt, but enough so that you can taste it. In the morning drain andâ€" cover with fresh cold water. Let stand about an hour, drain and cover with more fresh water. Repeat this two or three times. ' Drain, cover with boiling water and cook until the peel is tender, then drainâ€" again. Make a syrup to cover, using 1 cup of granulated sugar to each 4 cup of water, cook and peel in this syrup until sweetâ€" ened and transparentâ€"about five minutes. Keep in a fruit jar ready to use. F Every American boy has a chance of becoming presidentâ€"if he happens to be a Republican.â€"Florida Timesâ€" Union. We are said to need more leaderâ€" ship in this country, and plenty of people are willing to serve as leadâ€" ers and accept the pay thereof. & CHATEAU MARCHI Spaghettiâ€"Ravoliâ€"Our Specialties Service by .Appointment Only l Tel. 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